Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Short Game Golf with Jim Furyk & Fred Funk

In this chapter from Short Game Golf with Jim Furyk & Fred Funk, you will learn how the pros hit a bump and run shot. Jim Furyk, #2 golfer in the world, says "most amateurs make common, but avoidable mistakes once they are inside 50 yards. By applying the skills we teach in this video, you will immediately shave strokes off your score." In this presentation, you “get inside the minds” of top PGA Tour pros Jim Furyk and Fred Funk as they compete in a short game skills match designed to help you improve your short game.

They teach you how to assess your own situations, analyze your options and execute the proper shots - just like the pros do!

Learn these essential short game golf shots: lob shots, bump & run, chipping, putting from the fringe, bunker/sand play, thick rough, buried lies and much more!

You can buy the DVD at www.ExpertInsight.com. Might be a great stocking stuffer!

7 Comments:

At 2:09 PM, Blogger mediaguru @ HookedOnGolfBlog.com said...

Great minds think alike! I just reviewed this baby too here!

 
At 1:17 PM, Blogger GolfersWired.com said...

Great Video! I need to focus more on my short game. I think that is the sentiment of most amateur golfers. It is really where you can pick up the most strokes.

 
At 1:25 PM, Blogger mediaguru @ HookedOnGolfBlog.com said...

Most definitely golferswired. When I track my stats, the most shots I give up in a round are due to not getting up and down enough.

 
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At 8:15 AM, Blogger mehappygolfer said...

What is the order of importance in the golf game? I have always been told to work from the green back to the tees? If this is the case, why do most people reach for the driver first thing when they arrive at the course or range to practice?

 
At 8:34 AM, Blogger mehappygolfer said...

Okay, let me ask this question a different way, why does everyone spend an obscene amount of money on equipment that promises/ guarantees, forgiveness and distance only to have the golfer fall well short after the purchase? I have fallen into this marketing scam one to many times by purchasing over four drivers in the last three year and none of the are really any different the other.
With that said please help me gather some information; is it more fun to hit a 300+ yard drive? stick an approach shot to within 5 feet or drain a 30 foot putt?

 

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